Sentence examples for contest generated from inspiring English sources

September of 2000 marked the beginning of the final push to the presidential elections and all the foment that the result of that contest generated.

Sponsored by BOA Editions, Ltd., an independent non-profit publisher of poetry and fiction, the contest generated more than 750 submissions.

When Netflix, the Web-based DVD-rental company, offered $1 million to anyone who could significantly improve its predictions about how much a customer will like a movie, the contest generated buzz among computer scientists.

The contest generated an enormous online response and submissions from around the world.

Over the course of three months, the Jewish Heroes contest generated over 230,000 votes, with many voters also encouraging others to participate and thereby further raising awareness of these modern-day Jewish Heroes.

It can also explain why the two-stage contest generates higher revenue than the equivalent one-stage contest.

Contrary to the theory, the two-stage contest generates higher revenue than the equivalent one-stage contest.

The results indicate that in aggregate the single-prize contest generates lower expenditures than either the proportional-prize or the multi-prize contest.

When contestants are homogeneous, under a mild and plausible condition (regular contest technology), a grand contest generates more effort than any set of subcontests.

As her victory was announced, Twitter activity spiked at 47,136 tweets per minute, with the Eurovision song contest generating 5,384,678 tweets in total.

"He's not going to be an easy fight for me, I don't think so," Floyd protests, aware that a one-sided contest generates little interest.